‘Black Sea Currents’: Migration and Cosmopolitan Dynamics in two Post-Imperial Cities, İstanbul and Odessa

Vera Skvirskaja; Martin Demant Frederiksen; Kristen  Biehl; Lale  Ertuş

‘Black Sea Currents’: Migration and Cosmopolitan Dynamics in two Post-Imperial Cities, İstanbul and Odessa

Vera Skvirskaja (Indholdsproducent), Martin Demant Frederiksen (Indholdsproducent), Kristen Biehl (Fotograf), Lale Ertuş (Fotograf)

Institut for Tværkulturelle og Regionale Studier

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Abstract

The photo exhibition documents urban coexistence, cosmopolitan dynamics and migration in the Black Sea region, focusing on the city of Odesa and migration flows to Istanbul, Turkey.

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Publikationsdato	nov. 2009
Udgivelsessted	Cambridge
Publikationsmedier	Udstilling
Status	Udgivet - nov. 2009

Bibliografisk note

Black Sea Currents Exhibition is curated by Vera Skvirskaja, it was shown in three locations: 1. Ukraine: The The World Odessit Club in Odessa, 6-14 April 2009, 2. UK: CRASSH at Cambridge University, 6-7 November 2009; 3. Turkey: Istanbul Bilgi University, 11 - 31 Aug 2009.

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